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Communicate So That You're Understood

Sat, 21 Nov 2009 15:26:00 GMT

http://www.businessrelationshiprx.com - Learn how to communicate so that others understand you by understanding this one simple idea. More resources at http://www.discpersonalitytesting.com

By principledriven

Tags : Guy, Harris, business, communication, conflict, development, leadership, relationships, resolution, resolving, skills

Build Your Leadership and Communication Toolbox

Sat, 21 Nov 2009 15:25:00 GMT

http://www.businessrelationshiprx.com - Communication techniques are great, and you should learn many. It is better to learn the principles behind them.

By principledriven

Tags : Guy, Harris, business, communication, conflict, development, leadership, relationships, resolution, resolving, skills

Making It Work: Accepting Your Mate's Influence

Fri, 20 Nov 2009 22:13:00 GMT

LuvBuzd 097: Our relationships tend to affect our behavior over time but that doesn't mean that we are allowing our mate's views & opinions to affect our own. Today we talk about why accepting influence from our mate can really make love work. LuvBuzd.TV

By rsg2003

Tags : LuvBuzd, advice, conflict, influence, it, love, making, marriage, relationships, work

NurtureShock

Fri, 20 Nov 2009 10:12:00 GMT

In this episode of The Lab, Daddy Clay welcomes special guest Po Bronson. Po is one of the authors of the great new parenting book, NurtureShock. In this interview segment, he shares his thoughts on subjects featured in the book including, the science of praise, how to teach kids about race, conflict resolution, and discipline. NurtureShock is one of the best books on the subject of parenting and is a great read for moms and dads. DadLabs Ep. 574 is brought to you by BabyBjorn. Distributed by Tubemogul.

By DadLabs

Tags : author, book, books, bronson, children, clay, conflict, dad, daddy, dadlabs, dads, discipline, fatherhood, interview, kids, lab, moms, nurtureshock, parenting, parents, po, resolution, review, science, the

Your Cell Phones Are Funding a Deadly War

Wed, 18 Nov 2009 22:55:02 GMT

David Sullivan talks about how conflict minerals are funding war in the Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo and how Congress and the administration can help stop it.

By seeprogress

Tags : Congo, conflict, minerals

Freedom in the Holy Land

Wed, 18 Nov 2009 16:24:02 GMT

Sermon given by the Reverend Christopher Idris Evans to the congregation of St Botolph's Church on October 18th 2009. The church is in Swyncombe, Oxfordshire, UK. The book referred to in the Sermon: http://tinyurl.com/yazrgdn Where to buy Palestinian Olive oil: http://tinyurl.com/y8k26fo Video made by Harry Fear - http://www.harryfear.co.uk With thanks to Pauline Verbe.

By harrymotion

Tags : christopher, church, conflict, england, evans, holy, israel, land, of, olive, palestine, trees, walks

Dispute resolution, CNBC Africa, 09 Apr 2009, 20H33

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 18:31:02 GMT

Dispute resolution, CNBC Africa, 09 Apr 2009, 20H33

By conflictdynamic

Tags : conflict, dynamics

Bowman Gillfillian - SABC3 - The World Today

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 17:52:00 GMT

Bowman Gillfillian - SABC3 - The World Today

By conflictdynamic

Tags : conflict, dynamics

Conflict Dynamics - Promo

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 16:13:00 GMT

Conflict Dynamics - Promo

By conflictdynamic

Tags : Conflict, Dynamics

Conflict Dynamics - Promo

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 15:53:00 GMT

Conflict Dynamics - Promo

By nologo

Tags : conflict, dynamics

The Truth About Drama-Filled Relationships

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 06:58:00 GMT

LuvBuzd 094: Some people persistently have drama in their lives. Today we look at how that drama can affect relationships and some common drama-inducing traits. LuvBuzd.TV

By rsg2003

Tags : LuvBuzd, conflict, counseling, couples, dating, drama, marriage, relationships

KosmoShow - 1x02 - Anne Nelson

Wed, 04 Nov 2009 10:50:00 GMT

(new) media at (new) war

By jakubgornicki

Tags : anne, annenelson, conflict, kosmoshow, nelson, newmedia, poland, war, warsaw

Passing the Blame : Episode 29

Mon, 26 Oct 2009 04:31:00 GMT

After being disciplined by your superior, how do you handle relaying that information to your team? You may have good intentions, but the way many people choose to approach the situation can be counterproductive. Our job is to help our team own the issue and work together to find a solution. But all too often, this is more difficult than it seems. www.fragmnt.tv

By fragmnt

Tags : building, conflict, deflection, development, discipline, resolution, solution, superior, team

Jelko Kacin on Conflict in Georgia

Thu, 22 Oct 2009 10:15:00 GMT

Speech by Jelko Kacin MEP (ALDE-ADLE) on : Report of the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on the Conflict in Georgia [MEP Speech] [Language SL original] Kacin_091022_104658_mesp_sl

By aldeadle

Tags : 2009OCT-2, ADLE, ALDE, ALDEADLE, Conflict, EPPE, European, Fact-Finding, Georgia, Independent, International, Jelko, Kacin, MESP, Mission, Parliament, Report, STB, in, on, plenary, speech

Kristiina Ojuland on Conflict in Georgia

Thu, 22 Oct 2009 10:08:00 GMT

Speech by Kristiina Ojuland MEP (ALDE-ADLE) on : Report of the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on the Conflict in Georgia [on behalf of the Group] [Language ET original] Ojuland_091022_103247_obog_et

By aldeadle

Tags : 2009OCT-2, ADLE, ALDE, ALDEADLE, Conflict, EPPE, European, Fact-Finding, Georgia, Independent, International, Kristiina, Mission, OBOG, Ojuland, Parliament, Report, STB, in, on, plenary, speech

Jeremy Bowen: Reflections

Thu, 01 Oct 2009 04:01:05 GMT

In association with the BBC College of Journalism, the Frontline Club is bringing top journalists who are expert in their field and craft, to talk about their stories and the journalism that have shaped their careers.In the second of this inspiring new series Vin Ray, director of the BBC College of Journalism, will be in conversation with BBC's Middle East editor Jeremy Bowen.The BBC’s Middle East editor since 2005, Jeremy Bowen is a seasoned correspondent who has reported from over 70 countries, covering conflicts in the Gulf, Gaza, Afghanistan, Somalia, Rwanda, Chechnya, Iraq and Kosovo.On the road for much of his career, Jeremy Bowen was the BBC’s Midle East correspondent from 1995 until 2000.It was while covering the pullout of the Israel Defence Forces from Lebanon in May 2000 that Jeremy Bowen’s colleague, the driver and fixer Abed Takkoush was killed by mortar fire.Jeremy Bowen subsequently spent two years as presenter of Breakfast on BBC One, during which time he also presented BBC documentaries including Son of God, Moses and a programme on the 60th anniversary of Israel.Jeremy Bowen joined the BBC in 1984 as a news trainee, working in the radio newsroom and as a television news correspondent before becoming Geneva correspondent for Radio News in 1987. Named best news correspondent at the New York Television Festival in 1995, Jeremy Bowen also won the Royal Television Society Breaking news report the following year for his coverage of the assassination of Israeli prime minsiter Yitzhak Rabin and in 2004 won a Sony Gold award for his reporting on the arrest of Saddam Hussein in Iraq.Vin Ray is the director of its new College of Journalism and former deputy head of newsgathering for the BBC

By frontlineclub

Tags : BBC, conflict, east, journalism, middle

On the Media: Access Denied

Wed, 09 Sep 2009 12:07:01 GMT

With: Richard Sambrook, director of the BBC's Global News division: Adrian Wells, head of foreign news, Sky News; Jean Seaton Professor of Media History at the University of Westminster's Communication and Media Research Institute. Moderated by Tom Fenton (Former CBS Correspondent) Fighting in Gaza and Sri Lanka and the recent unrest in Iran all raised questions about how journalists can do their job when governments deny access.The wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have also provoked concern that the Ministry of Defence is aided in the task of managing the flow of information by the fact that it is frequently impossible for journalists to reach and report from the frontline of the conflict. What challenges do conflicts such as those in Gaza and Sri Lanka earlier this year throw up, as well as the recent troubles in Iran, where Western journalists have been barred?Mobile phones, Twitter and email have provided invaluable information but their use not only throws up challenges for established practice in newsgathering, it also raises questions about what happens when new media tools aren’t readily available, such as in Sri Lanka when thousands of people fled and many were killed and injured during fighting between government troops and the Tamil Tigers.With the Israeli government relying more and more on public relations management and an increasingly sophisticated use of new media to get its message across, what is the role of the journalist in 21st century conflicts?

By frontlineclub

Tags : bbc, burma, conflict, gaza, journalism, lanka, news, sri

FIRST WEDNESDAY Afghanistan Then and Now

Thu, 03 Sep 2009 14:05:02 GMT

After eight years in Afghanistan, what has been achieved by American and British presence?The first round of elections in Afghanistan were tainted by violence and intimidation and cries of foul play from were heard even before voting was over.The law passed by president Hamid Karzai shortly before the 20 August elections allowing a man to starve his wife if she refuses sex and the problems encountered by women voters appeared to make a mockery of claims that invasion would liberate women and continued fighting with the Taleban raised questions about how achievable the ambition of overcoming the terrorist threat can be.What does the election tell us about the state of play in Afghanistan? Were they merely a show for the West and to build the perception of stability and democracy?Or were they an important marker in the path towards stability and an indication that there is a different way of doing politics that could work?Join us for the first of the First Wednesdays looking at what has been achieved in Afghanistan with: Havana Marking, director of the acclaimed Afghan Star, a documentary exploring the cultural phenomenon of the Pop Idol style TV series which it followed from auditions to the final in Kabul; Emal Paserly, multi media editor, BBC World Service Persian-Pashto section; Pia Heikkila, journalist who recently returned from Afghanistan where she was filming for Guardian Films and Sky News; Sam Kiley, award-winning journalist whose book on Afghanistan Desperate Glory is published on 7 September. This event will be moderated by Patrick O'Connell, presenter of BBC Radio 4's Broadcasting House

By frontlineclub

Tags : Afghanistan, Frontline, conflict, cub, journalism, war

Will McInerney - MoSoul at the Library

Thu, 03 Sep 2009 03:24:02 GMT

Will shares his poem about bringing the political aspect of war face-to-face with the human reality, at the MoSoul Poetry Festival's library session in Greensboro, NC on August 21st, 2009. Distributed by Tubemogul.

By ringrecords

Tags : conflict, east, greensboro, human, land, library, mcinerney, middle, mo, nc, poet, politics, reality, rhyme, soul, spoken, verse, war, will, word

1v1 ForgeHub Conflict Tourney

Wed, 26 Aug 2009 07:15:02 GMT

ForgeHub Confilct Tourney StealthyPancake vs ShotRange Final score 13 - 12 StealthyPancake Wins. Sorry about the fuzzy audio. I'll see what I can do to fix it.

By stealthypancake

Tags : 3, Conflict, Halo, Tourney